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5 Whys and Root Cause Analysis - Video #10 of 36. Lean Training System Module (Phase 3)

The 5 Whys is a simple root cause analysis designed to get the underlying cause of a problem rather than just treat symptoms. Continuous improvement relies extremely heavily on problem solving to make things better. If those improvement resources are spent dealing with symptoms, they won’t be used effectively, and problems will recur. This tool is exceptionally useful because of its simplicity and the frequency with which it is used by frontline employees. This video is part of a massive system of continuous improvement training. Here are some supporting links to find ways to get more out of it. Free 5 Whys Form (https://academy.velaction.com/free-5-...) Root Cause Analysis & the 5 Whys Training Modules (https://academy.velaction.com/course/...) Continuous Improvement Companion - about 739+ of terms and FAQs (https://academy.velaction.com/continu...) Velaction’s Main Website with loads of Continuous Improvement Information (https://www.velaction.com/) Continuous improvement Development System (https://academy.velaction.com/continu...) Lean Lego Flow Simulation (https://store.velaction.com/products/...) Mistake Proofing / Poka Yoke Lean Lego Exercise (https://store.velaction.com/products/...) Visual Controls / 5S Lean Lego Training (https://store.velaction.com/products/...) Lean Office Flow Exercise (https://academy.velaction.com/course/...) You can also browse our store at https://store.velaction.com. 0:00 Introduction 1:13 Objectives 1:30 What Do You Do For a One-Time Problem? 1:57 Common Symptoms Treated 3:35 What is Root Cause Analysis? 4:33 Cause and Effect Principle 5:45 Why Do Root Cause Analysis? 7:26 Steps to Root Cause Analysis 8:34 Important: Root Cause Analysis Doesn't Include Resolution 10:03 Identify Problems and Trends Hard to find root cause from a single occurrence 11:33 Prioritize Your Symptoms 11:53 Choose Your Tool 12:24 Identify the Process Step 13:11 Prove Your Theory 17:07 Benefits of the 5 Whys 18:08 Drawbacks of the 5 Whys